A countertop job covers kitchen runs and islands, waterfall ends, full-height slab backsplashes and bathroom vanity tops.
How a countertop job runs
We measure the room, help you choose the slab, and template on the cabinets once they are standing — stone is measured off what exists, not off a drawing. The piece is cut by the fabricators we work with, then set by our crew, with the sink reconnected on site so the reveal stays even.
Two to three days on site is typical, and the kitchen stays usable around it.
The installs other crews decline
Oversized islands that need a seam, walls that are not square, long L and U runs that arrive in pieces, and stone running full height behind a range. Where the seam falls gets decided before the slab is cut rather than on install day.
















